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   Did the sopranos go down?

   • That requires further analysis. Let’s just remind ourselves how – to use street parlance – the final scene of The Sopranos “went down”: Tony (James Gandolfini) arrives at Holsten’s diner in Bloomfield, New Jersey, and selects Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believin'” from the jukebox console at his table.

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   Was there a 'death scene' in 'The Sopranos Sessions'?

   • In 2019, while speaking to Seitz and Alan Sepinwall for their book "The Sopranos Sessions," Chase referred to an abandoned ending idea as a "death scene" for Tony. The authors clarified in a Reddit AMA that Chase wasn't referring to the final ending with this description. Were there any alternate endings?

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   What happened to Tony Soprano?

   • Finally, fans have a clear-cut answer when it comes to Tony Soprano’s (James Gandolfini) fate. In the finale, Tony goes out to a diner with his family. He’s surrounded by a few folks also grabbing a bite, but there’s a sketchy-looking character in the back. As his daughter, Meadow, is about to walk in, Tony looks up.

   David Chase Finally Explained Tony’s Fate in ‘The Sopranos’ Finale

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   Was Tony Soprano shot in 'The Sopranos' finale?

   • As is said with JFK, no American will ever forget where they were, or what they were doing, when Tony Soprano was shot in the series finale of The Sopranos. Recall is easier in the case of Tony, as every single witness was doing exactly the same thing at the time of his assassination: getting ready to kick their TVs into a million pieces.

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   Why is the ending a Sopranos moment?

   • The way the ending teases audiences by seeming very definite while denying us answers and closure makes it the ultimate Sopranos moment. And it throws all the other things we’ve been discussing, here and throughout this book, into sharper relief. Because it’s taking the question of whether Tony lived or died off the table.

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   What does Tony tell Carmela about The Sopranos?

   • The Sopranos arrange to meet at a diner. Tony tells Carmela that Carlo will testify, while A.J. reminds his father of his advice to "remember the good times." Tony has been looking up at every patron entering the diner. A man that has been watching them gets up to use the bathroom. Meadow arrives late after having trouble parking her car.

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   Jan 9, 2024 · Let’s just remind ourselves how – to use street parlance – the final scene of The Sopranos “went down”: Tony (James Gandolfini) arrives at Holsten’s diner in Bloomfield, New Jersey, and selects...

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   Aug 29, 2023 · The series finale of The Sopranos shocked audiences with an abrupt cut to black. Did Tony Soprano die? And what's with the Journey song? Let's break it down.

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   Nov 3, 2021 · Finally, fans have a clear-cut answer when it comes to Tony Soprano’s (James Gandolfini) fate. In the finale, Tony goes out to a diner with his family. He’s surrounded by a few folks also ...

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   Nov 4, 2021 · For some 14 years now there has been pub chatter about what actually happened in the diner of the final scene, when Tony sits down with his family for an all-American feast, with Don't Stop Believing playing on the juke box.

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   Jul 24, 2014 · Scene from:Season 6 Episode 21 "Made in America".

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   Jan 9, 2019 · The final close-up of James Gandolfini’s face contains no note of fear or apprehension. He’s just looking up at the sound of a bell ringing, and if classical continuity editing is to be our guide...

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   The final scene showing a man who glances at Tony (credited as "Man in Members Only Jacket") and who later goes to the bathroom, has been interpreted as a reference to Michael Corleone retrieving a hidden gun from a restaurant bathroom to kill his enemies in The Godfather (1972); in the episode "Johnny Cakes", it is revealed that this is Tony's ...